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Does anyone want my magazine scanning job?

Dud - Jul 22, 2005

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		lordofduct		Jul 24, 2005
			A cluster of omminous storm clouds form and begin to circle around lordofducts village! Off in the distance you can hear the cackle of Racketboy and Dud... "MUWAHAHAHAHAHAHA, it shall go as planned... MUWA WA WAHAHAHAHAHA... ca cough cough, excuse me."

it290

Jul 25, 2005

	
	
		
		
			I haven't done any yet, I scanned the first 80 pages of one of them, and they're all tilted because my scanner's internals are off by a degree or so, so I have to adjust the angle manually in Photoshop for each scan. That is also why I wouldn't miss it much if I gave it away.

You know you can do batch processing in PS, right?

Dud

Jul 25, 2005

	
	
		
		
			Originally posted by it290@Mon, 2005-07-25 @ 12:04 PM



You know you can do batch processing in PS, right?



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Of course I don't know that, I probably know less than 1% of Photoshop's features.

		stack99		Jul 25, 2005
			Man I have a TON of mag's I still need to scan, everything from sega magazine, or whatever it was called back then, to My entire collection of sega visions, which is ALOT of mags, not too mention the diehard gamefan mags, and gameplayers, etc.. etc.... sheeesh..

		racketboy		Jul 25, 2005
			BTW, anyone that agrees to scan them agrees to send me a high-res (at least 300dpi) version of them. that was one of the original conditions

		lordofduct		Jul 25, 2005
			That was what I was gonna scan them at and then lower res for upload to the site (by the way, what format and res should I put them in?). After that I'll put it on a DVD and mail them to ya. (I am NOT gonna upload HighRes .PDF files, that would take days!)

		racketboy		Jul 25, 2005
			yeah I scanned them as high quality JPEGs and them imported them into a PDF. I also touched up the pages with brightness/contrast, and cleaning up the edges, etc.

		Dud		Aug 13, 2005
			UPDATE: racketboy: I'm sorry, the magazines got lost in the mail. lordofduct got an empty box marked "received empty". What most likely happened is the tape on the bottom of the box got worn away from sliding on floors or whatever and the weight of the contents of the boxed tore through. The whole situation reeks of postal stupidity as far I am concerned. Mainly because someone had to have been carrying the box when it broke open, and didn't care enough to save the contents. Wouldn't it have made more sense to either repackage the thing or simply throw the box away? What good does an empty box do anyone? Anyway, I'm sorry I lost em. I didn't get insurance on them since I figured they'd be irreplacable regardless of how much money I got out of insurance claims, so I don't even have any money to offer you for the mistake.

		racketboy		Aug 13, 2005
			eeh -- that's life I guess. that's a bummer... At least I still have my Sega Visions -- which I know Cloud is itching for still

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